Honghuang: Starting from Mount Putuo
洪荒：从普陀山开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 415k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
125Chapters
57Monthly votes
917Recommendations
8.2kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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Primordial: Innate Gourd Vine, Self-Dismembered
Honghuang: Reborn as Yun Zhongzi, Proving the Dao Through Merit and Virtue
Shi Ji Stays Home in the Primordial World
Journey to the West: You Think This Is Enough to Test Me?
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What are you writing? In the prehistoric era, units of measurement were things like "zhang," "tian," "nian," and "yue." Are you trying to write a sewer-based prehistoric fantasy novel?
He stepped into every pitfall imaginable, then went to learn from a peer, and even resorted to using clones... Sigh.
Written for the author
I didn't finish reading it, only the first half. There weren't any major flaws, but there weren't any particularly exciting moments either. Overall, it was too bland: cultivation, apprenticeship, travel, fortuitous encounters, and then more cultivation—the content was too repetitive. There were already so many travels in less than forty chapters, yet the process was so superficial.
This synopsis has absolutely no appeal for me.
Why do readers of the Investiture of the Gods series all think that Zhao Gongming and the Three Immortals of Sanxiao were right to go down the mountain to cause trouble for the Chan Sect? Why aren't they allowed to let the Primordial Celestial Venerable take action? According to the original novel, how did the Investiture of the Gods come about?
This is the third book with the exact same title. Is it the same author republishing it under a different pseudonym? Doesn't the biggest flaw seem to be the native rebirth trope? Even a different transmigration story would be better than a native rebirth.
Not optimistic
I lack confidence in this book; the prehistoric fantasy genre is difficult to write.
A new book about the Primordial Era, I'll keep it on hold for now.
I'm here for the no-romance (no romantic pairing) story, so please, no ambiguous relationships...
Current progress summary
At this point, let me summarize the current status of Cihang for readers who are following the story: His cultivation has reached the Quasi-Saint level, and his true form is a top-grade innate spiritual root, the Pure Willow Tree. Regarding magical treasures, he possesses the top-grade innate spiritual treasures, the Twelve-Petaled Pure White Lotus and the Glazed Jade Purification Bottle, as well…
Timeline
The later creation of humans into saints, which takes hundreds or thousands of years, is just too simplistic.